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Can Your eBook Idea Survive The '5W' Acid Test?


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Paula Morrow
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Ideal Marketing Corporation
http://www.idealmarketingcorp.com


Can Your eBook Idea Survive The '5W' Acid Test?



by Paula Morrow

http://www.idealmarketingcorp.com



If you've been cruising the Internet highway

for any length of time, you've run across tons

of ebooks. They've almost risen to mythical

proportions as "the" vehicle for producing

unlimited profits. Even with this flooding of

the market, the door's still open IF you

develop an ebook that's highly targeted,

serves a 'want' and delivers quality content.



So, you think you've fully analyzed your

idea? Think it's a moneymaker? See how it

stacks up in the following '5W' acid test,

to determine whether it's ready to go or if

more development is needed.



Here we go:



WHO is your audience? Have you determined

whether there's a demand? Does it address

a problem or want currently being discussed

in discussion forums - is there a trend you can

cash in on? Check it out now, to make sure

your market exists - don't make the mistake

of falling in love with an unprofitable topic!



For forums discussing Internet marketing:



http://www.ablake.net/forum

http://www.uni-sol.com/warriors

http://www.friendsinbusiness.com/forum

http://forums.list-universe.com



For Internet marketing plus other markets:



http://www.exchangingideas.com



WHAT is your markup going to be? 200%?

More? What pricing will your market support?

Are you pricing it too low/high? For help in this

area, an affordable resource is Ken Evoy's

'Make My Price Sell!' manual. Click here for

more information:

http://myps.sitesell.com/idealmarketingcorp.html



WHEN are you planning on launching? Is it a

seasonal topic that should be launched at a

specific time of year, or is it evergreen?

Timing a launch correctly could be critical to

your success.



WHERE will you promote it? On Pay-Per-Click

search engines (go to

http://www.pay-per-click-search-engines.com

for a complete listing)? With ezine sponsor or

solo ads? By writing ezine articles (if you

need help on where or how to submit your

articles go to eZine Announcer at

http://wetrack.it/eza/af.cgi?514 ).



Is your killer sales letter ready? If you're

not secure in this area, I (and others) strongly

recommend Marlon Sander's products. His site:

http://www.higherresponse.com



WHY should a prospect invest in your ebook

instead of your competitors? What's your USP

(unique selling proposition)? What does your

information or approach offer that others

don't?



A few other things to keep in mind in order to

ensure a profitable ebook:



*Select good ebook production software. Make

sure it produces ebooks that can be read by

BOTH Macintosh and IBM systems. Consider

Adobe, since the resulting pdf ebooks can be

read interchangeably. You can sign up for a free

trial and make a few free ebooks at

https://createpdf.adobe.com/index.pl/ Just

recognize that not everyone owns IBM; don't

leave money on the table by producing, for

example, only ".exe" ebooks.



* Does your ebook have a strong cover graphic?

Visual packaging is critical online. Do it

Yourself with eCover Generator (go to http://www.ecovergenerator.com/x.cgi?adminid=814&id=24866 )

or have Vaughan Davidson (the person behind

many of the Internet's high-quality ebook

graphics) do it for you. His site:

http://www.killercovers.com



The demand for ebooks and information is still

going strong, regardless of whether your target

market is cooking, fishing, real estate, wood

carving, insurance or something else. Just make

sure your ebook idea survives our '5W' acid test,

and that it solves a problem and/or fulfills a

'want.' If you do, the profits will follow.



=============================================

Paula Morrow is president of Ideal Marketing

Corporation. She specializes in p.r., information

marketing and creating cashflow systems, plus

coaching newbie entrepreneurs on innovative

online promotions. Subscribe to IDEALProfits,

now read in 12 countries, and receive 5 FREE

ebooks! http://www.idealmarketingcorp.com/subscribe.html

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